Centerville High School - Cehiscan Yearbook (West Brownsville, PA)

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CLASS PRCPHECY May 1959 Dear Diary Today the cl ss of 49 held their first reunion erome Sorosxnskl pres1dent of our class w1s master of ceromonles erome related that he had s arted out as a mechanic but is now head of the Soros nskx Motor Com pany The head mcchanxc oe Zebrxda will take care of you In the OEICC you wnll find o Ann Wlllxims who IS the company s very capable bookkeeper Egxdxo Charmelle a great world traveler gave us in account of hxs vlsx s to many foreign linds Most of his travels are made by plane Wasn t xt a coincidence that the pxlot was Robert Hornxck and the co pilot was M1rt1n Konopka on his latest Journey? At the airport he mn ln o air hos esses Elizabeth Westxch Loxs Cle1ver Irene Orrns Mildred Hormell Marge Pxtek Angeline Romanos and the aeronautical secretary Audrey Lane Serv lcmg the plane were arcraft mechanxcs ohn Horton, George Koval Paul Vrabel Robert Santee 1nd Harry S ockdale Cn his travels Egldxo has met millionaires Andy Bugelovlch and Mxke Rosen who have furnlshed the c pxtal for the es ablxshmen of an atomic research laboratory which employs chief chemist Leander Phllp and Ronnie Ccpenhaver the atomic research scnentlst When he vmsxted the laboratory he learned that Tony Lazzaro IS the m ning engineer in charge of the uranium extrac mg and processlng All the equxpment needed for this gigantic laboratory has been supplied by Merrill Bane and Company Nlerrnll operates one of the largest manu facturxng plants of thls type mn the United States today Employed there as chief xndustrnalis engineer 15 Wxlltam Heckler and Lou 5 Nagy as head electrlcxan Working m the offices of this huge manufacturing plant are secre aries Vera Cleaver Dolores Blgrlgg Ann1 Marte Fedellschak Gall Haney, eanme Kundrnck eanlne Mathe son enme Mucho Frances Stotka Rose Swirrow Emma ean Ware and Pat Sloan Personal secretary to Mr Bane ts ackxe Lamp Keep ng the records of this firm are bookkeepers L1ll1e Bush Be tie Demco, and Marilyn Czerwm ky Stttmg ln the OH-ICE at the plant when Mr Charlelle called was Wally Patterson an F B I man He was on the trail of an espnonage agent working for the Russ an government Once on the plane was Albert Lutes from the pos1t1on of a clerk in Pettxs a huge department store to become president of the firm Patsl Black models frocks designed by Faye Guthrie at Pettl s The firm is so large that xt employs several telephone opera tors among whom are Betty Barger Helen Lesko and Rose Ann Pxplk Stenographers and typlsts working there axe Helen Simon Sophie Rodtch Agnes Rodxch Wilma Eloshway Mary Brown Mildred Nopwasky Margaret Sabocheck, Marxe Huba, and Anna Huba The OHICE cl rk xs Margaret Grxff th The firm has its own legal ad visor, Attorney ohn Hanuscxn Steve Fazekas is also employed there as a very dependable truck driver acob remarked that he shop next to his firm was a combined barber shop and beauty salon owned by Laura Crawford and ohn Vrabel Mr Charxelle ate his meals at Bertie s, that famous restaurant owned by Bertha Sadosky O her passengers on the plane with Mr Charlelle were Don Wilson m0rt1c1an Albert Kayatm mxnxster Gerry House a Journal ISI, and a commercial arnst Julia Babxsh We were honored recently to have the governor of our state that great polltlcnan Nelson effrey give us a speech on National Defense He told of the members of our class who are now workmg for Uncle Sam In the Waves are Bettie Radcmxlovlch Ttllle Vozar Shirley Gymorxc and m the Navy we find B111 Lepo 'ind Carl Pople larczyk He sp ke of tl e fine work being done by oe Edwards a Lieutenant nn the Pennsylvania National Guard and Forest Warden Pete Glemza He spoke with great admnatlon of the girls who are now registered nurses em ployed by lrospttals all over the country Included among these are some from our school Gloria Addis Mary Fable Wilma Howes Veron ca Kravetz Mary Lesko Dorothy Wilson Arny Miller and Rose Marte Kruty Our m1ster of ceremonles called our attention to the changes in the hugh school itself The teaching staff of Centerville today has Mary Ellzabeth Elliott as English teacher Richard Manson as commerclal teacher Aud rey Richards as physical education teacher and the coach of our football team is Frank Clxsh Teaching in one of the elementary schools ts Peggy Pepper and who would her star pupil be but the son of Lois Rocco, who in our school days was Lots Hamilton Mr Burson was made Supervxsxng Principal and replacxng hum as Principal is Leo Sorosnnskx Secretary to Mr Burson ns Vxvxan Franks A new wmg designed by architect Paul Miller was added to the high school Receptionist m Mr Miller s OH-ICE ns Gerry King Entertainment was provnded by the sweet and mellow tones of George Babko and hxs orchestra Bxll Duf field Melvin Gymorxe, Donald McClain Clarence Hess Clinton Walters and Bnll Wyels are all musicians who play xn this orchestra And so dear diary, this brmgs to a close our class reunion CLASS 49 29 , A I , , 2 ' ' ' . 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OFFICERS President George Molnar Vice President Rose Bozick Secretary Dorothy Mizerak Treasurer Genevieve Vihlidol l l JUNIORS Motto Find a Way or Make One Colors . Blue and Silver Flower Violet JUNIOR CLASS As freshmen in 1946, we began casting aside our timidity, and making ourselves known around Centerville High School. Before the end of the year, we had become adjusted to our new surroundings and course of study. When we entered our sophomore year, we assumed more responsibilities and set out to make a record for ourselves. Our Junior Class is now showing itself capable of carrying on the Centerville High traditions of industry, creativeness, and scholarship. We have had numerous achievements this year and one of our aims is to make the Junior- Senior Prom an outstanding affair. Throughout the year many Juniors have been participating in such activities as baseball, basketball, football, Forensic work, and the band. We feel we are capable of entering our senior year and continue our good record. The officers of the Junior Class thank all the class members for their co-operation. GEORGE MOLNAR, PRESIDENT